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Ivy Tech Bloomington to host free Agentic AI Academy Oct. 19–23, offers 30 spots for adults to build workplace AI skills
Ivy Tech Community College Bloomington will host a free, five-day Agentic AI Academy pilot in partnership with the Mark Cuban Foundation from 2026-10-19 to 2026-10-23. The hands-on program for adult learners has 30 seats and teaches building AI agents for workplace tasks.
Ivy Tech Bloomington is partnering with the Mark Cuban Foundation to run a free, five-day Agentic AI Academy pilot for adult learners Oct. 19–23, 2026. The accelerator teaches participants to build and use AI agents for workplace tasks — including an agent that serves as a personal career coach — and is limited to 30 seats.
The program requires no technical background and is aimed at small business owners, community members and students entering or re-entering the workforce. For more information and to apply, the college directs interested adults to link.ivytech.edu/aitraining.
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